Roderick: Please understand, honey, I can’t throw Tiara out, she’s the mother of my children.
Suzy: Yeah, who was supposed to be dead.
Roderick: She was, but she came back to life, not at my will, it was Randy’s idea. You know, for years he was obsessed with resurrecting his mother, and well, it seems like he finally succeeded.
Suzy: He brought her back to life? How was that even possible?

Roderick: Don’t ask me, I don’t know about that stuff, what I can assure you is that Tiara’s stay here will only be temporary.
Tiara: Temporary? We will see about that, traitor.

While Roderick continues to talk to Suzy, trying to reassure her, Tiara entertains herself by annoying Bradford a retaliation.

For instance, she gave him a mean high five when he (finally) recognized her and asked for her autograph.

But soon she turned her full attention back to Suzy and Roderick’s conversation.
Suzy: So you promise me she’ll leave soon?
Roderick: I promise. I’ll get her a comfortable and, ahem, distant place to live. But for the time being, she’ll have to stay with us.

Suzy: What happens if she attacks me again?
Roderick: She won’t, cause I’ll talk with her very seriously.
Suzy: Okay.

That said, Roderick and Suzy started flirting, ignoring Tiara as if she was still a ghost! It’s clear now that, for him, she’s nothing but a memory, a great one, mind you, but a memory, nonetheless.

Suzy isn’t quite convinced that it’s a good idea to host Tiara in their home, but she loves Roderick so much she can’t say no to him. So she set up the music/laundry room as an extra bedroom for their new, uninvited guest.

Roderick is glad that the feud between the two women is over, though he’s not convinced there won’t be more to come. By the way, who is his real wife now, Tiara or Suzy? That’s a good question, maybe it’s time to talk to his lawyer. 🤔

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